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The complete HD (Blu-ray/HD-DVD) back-up thread.
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15. February 2009 @ 09:37 |
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TrueHD and tsMuxeR is one step closer to being completely hassle free!
See here for details.
Be sure to thank them.
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15. February 2009 @ 11:23 |
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Originally posted by odin24:
TrueHD and tsMuxeR is one step closer to being completely hassle free!
See here for details.
Be sure to thank them.
If you have Java Runtime Environment installed, then you don't really need the GUI. However, it's nice of idbirch2 to make one. :-) I've been thinking about writing some applications lately myself. I just need to find the time. I barely had enough time to squeeze to update my MeGUI/x264 BD encoding profiles which I recently did. There are now 4 different quality settings available for each the AVCHD & BD profile (the link is on the first page of this thread)...
I had already tested the Java executable written by dburckh on The Dark Knight but it didn't work. This means nothing though as even Sonic Scenarist rejects the TrueHD track from The Dark Knight. I am yet to test it on other titles.
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15. February 2009 @ 11:35 |
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idbirch tested Batman (1989) and Batman Begins, both worked. I'm in the process of testing The Matrix (HDDVD remux). I think TDK is the only one that cannot be patched.
Does this executable involve tsremux?
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lionelb
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15. February 2009 @ 13:30 |
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Hi again Odin/Ryu
You guys are obviously in the know with all this so I thought I'd ask you opinion on TMPGEnc Express 4.0. I've been using this for a year to re-encode all of my blu-ray/HD-DVD rips into WMV9 for playback on the Xbox 360.
You guys all seem to be using something different though. Can you recommend anything better I should be using instead of TMPGEnc?
Cheers
Mark
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typoknig
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17. February 2009 @ 01:54 |
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Hi guys, can anyone tell me if a Blu-Ray player is using the red laser or the blue laser when reading discs made according to the steps of this guide? I know that Blu-Ray discs are 0.2 mm thinner than DVD discs so I assume that the red laser is being used. This isn't real important, I was just curious.
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cuttherug
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18. February 2009 @ 18:22 |
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Some movies like tommy boy and a few others have too many frames when I try to make my AVI script. Then when I encode, it says the movie length will be 3+ hours. What I usually do in this cause is demux with TSmuxer and I get a .mpv which I then use to make my AVI script and everything turns out fine. But in the case of Tommy Boy I get a .264 file after using TSmuxer and meGUI doesn't accept that format, so what should I do?
I have too many frames as an m2ts file, and i get a .264 file after TSmuxer. I would like my final vid to be 4.4GB 720p. I have encoded many other films and always get this result, but I just can't seem to get it right with Tommy Boy, or The Fly.
oops I also meant to say pretty please, and thanks for any help
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19. February 2009 @ 07:10 |
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Looks like tsMuxeR has fixed the TrueHD bug with a new version!!
changelog:
1.8.15 - fixed bug with TRUE-HD stream
1.8.16 - fixed bug with long srt subtitles
1.8.17 - fixed bug with extracting TRUE-HD core (bug appear in mux mode only, demux works fine)
1.8.18 - fixed bug with "bitstream exeption" occurring in some streams
tsMuxeR v1.8.18(b)
The .exe is only available for download. However, the old GUI still works. I am off to do some testing. :-)
Edit: Just tested this on The Dark Knight which no other fix or method worked for and tsMuxeR v1.8.18 did the job! :-D
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19. February 2009 @ 17:06 |
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Damn you Ryu77, you beat me to the punch :) I was just about to post about the latest tsMuxeR update.
I too have tested on a TrueHD track with success.
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19. February 2009 @ 17:29 |
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Well, it is my thread... So it's kind of my job to try to keep it updated. :-P
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19. February 2009 @ 17:32 |
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Yeah, I know... I was just kidding.
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19. February 2009 @ 21:38 |
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And I was being cheeky... Quote... ":-P"
Hehe...
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22. February 2009 @ 07:15 |
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is there a program that can tell me the size of a blu-ray disk before i rip it to the hd?
Amd X2 4800+, winxp sp2, 4 gb ram, ATI Radeon Express 1250
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22. February 2009 @ 15:45 |
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Originally posted by gbrbob:
is there a program that can tell me the size of a blu-ray disk before i rip it to the hd?
If you have AnyDVD-HD installed, you will also have installed a UDF 2.5 file reader, so that will allow you to view the disc information from Windows natively.
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23. February 2009 @ 18:08 |
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OK I got a problem Ryu and Odin, and its kind of a little urgent :P .. if you could guide me through it, i would be really grateful ..
I have been using Megui for sometime now, and I never have had any serious problems using it for making PS3 compatible AVCHDs ..
Today I tried starting another encode, but I keep getting the following error immediately right when the first pass is about to start:
-[NoImage] Error starting job
--[NoImage] Exception message: starting encoder failed with error 'The parameter is incorrect'
--[NoImage] Stacktrace: at MeGUI.core.gui.JobWorker.startEncoding(TaggedJob job)
--[NoImage] Inner exception: null
I have tried checking the avisynth script, restarting my computer, completely re-installing Megui, and re-installing fresh copies of Ryu's profiles, trying different encodes which have worked before .. but this error just won't go away ...
would could be the problem ?
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24. February 2009 @ 15:57 |
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OK, the above problem I have stated has been resolved .. it just solved itself, I didn't really do anything :P
Anyways, Ryu, could you please tell which of your four Bluray profiles is most recommended ? I mean, which of them offers the most effective combination of quality v.s. speed ... :P
Thanx in advance :)
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26. February 2009 @ 04:23 |
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Can someone please answer the question I have posted right above this post ?
Thanx :)
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26. February 2009 @ 07:24 |
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Originally posted by ahmadka:
Can someone please answer the question I have posted right above this post ?
Thanx :)
Sorry, I thought my new profiles were pretty straight forward...
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -1- Good Quality = A good compromise between speed and quality, slightly more structured towards a faster encode.
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -2- High Quality = This profile I believe hits the sweet spot between quality and speed. I previously used this for all my encodes as the quality gains from further optimizations are quite minimal.
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -3- Ultra High Quality = This profile will yield exceptional quality but with the expense of encoding time. The gains made are very minimal compared to the difference in encoding time. I now use this profile quite often.
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -4- Insane Quality = As the name suggests, you must be insane to use this! Hehe... This has all optimizations enabled with zero care factor towards encoding time. An encode with this profile could take days even with a quad core CPU.
The only difference with the AVCHD/BD5/BD9 profiles and the Blu-ray set are the buffer and peak bitrate. DVD media and the AVCHD format were not designed to transfer so much data, so some players will freeze if an encode made with the Blu-ray profile is burnt to a regular DVD. However, the PS3 and most newer stand alone players wont have this problem at all.
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26. February 2009 @ 10:52 |
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Alright thanx for that clarification Ryu :) ..
Right now I am using the High Quality profile, and it normally takes my auxiliary PC between 8-10 hours to re-encode about 4.5 GB worth of MKV video ..
Suppose I choose the Very High Quality profile, how much more time will it take ? (assuming it took 8-10 hours when using High Quality profile) ..
Thanx in advance :)
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26. February 2009 @ 15:49 |
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Originally posted by ahmadka:
Alright thanx for that clarification Ryu :) ..
Right now I am using the High Quality profile, and it normally takes my auxiliary PC between 8-10 hours to re-encode about 4.5 GB worth of MKV video ..
Suppose I choose the Very High Quality profile, how much more time will it take ? (assuming it took 8-10 hours when using High Quality profile) ..
Thanx in advance :)
About 33% longer, so if it took 8 hours on high quality, it will take about 12 hours on the ultra high quality profile. The insane profile would be at least double that again.
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upinit
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27. February 2009 @ 02:19 |
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Hey Ryu, I have a stupid question for you. I have been using TsMuxer and have been using the GUI only. Is the .EXE a seperate entity from it or do they work in conjunction? I would like to try muxing some TrueHD BD's but if they are seperate entities then I'm not sure how to use the standalone .EXE. If I can use the .EXE can you point me to some documentation? Thanks!
P.S. do you think they will be updating the GUI version anytime soon?
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27. February 2009 @ 05:18 |
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The latest beta (v1.8.18) muxes TrueHD fine, along with the latest GUI (v1.8.8), you should have no problem muxing TrueHD with this combination. Just place the old GUI in the same folder as the new tsMuxeR, run the GUI from there.
If your having problems with tsMuxeR recognizing a "thd+ac3" file, make sure the "Files of Type" drop down is set to "All Files (*.*)". Or you can drag/drop the thd+ac3 file into the "Input Files" window.
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upinit
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27. February 2009 @ 10:37 |
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Thank you Sir. I'll give it a shot then.
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27. February 2009 @ 10:42 |
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Originally posted by Ryu77:
Originally posted by ahmadka:
Can someone please answer the question I have posted right above this post ?
Thanx :)
Sorry, I thought my new profiles were pretty straight forward...
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -1- Good Quality = A good compromise between speed and quality, slightly more structured towards a faster encode.
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -2- High Quality = This profile I believe hits the sweet spot between quality and speed. I previously used this for all my encodes as the quality gains from further optimizations are quite minimal.
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -3- Ultra High Quality = This profile will yield exceptional quality but with the expense of encoding time. The gains made are very minimal compared to the difference in encoding time. I now use this profile quite often.
- AVCHD/BD5/BD9 -4- Insane Quality = As the name suggests, you must be insane to use this! Hehe... This has all optimizations enabled with zero care factor towards encoding time. An encode with this profile could take days even with a quad core CPU.
The only difference with the AVCHD/BD5/BD9 profiles and the Blu-ray set are the buffer and peak bitrate. DVD media and the AVCHD format were not designed to transfer so much data, so some players will freeze if an encode made with the Blu-ray profile is burnt to a regular DVD. However, the PS3 and most newer stand alone players wont have this problem at all.
King Kong is worth Insane Quality.........I've been gone to long,I like BRRebuilder but it just don't have the Quality of your method Ryu.
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27. February 2009 @ 15:21 |
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Originally posted by NexGen76:
King Kong is worth Insane Quality.........I've been gone to long,I like BRRebuilder but it just don't have the Quality of your method Ryu.
Wow... A 3 hour movie encoded with those settings could take a loooooong time.
I prefer a more hands on method also. It would be good if BD Rebuilder got to the point to allow more control over the x264 encoder but I am not sure this will happen.
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27. February 2009 @ 15:32 |
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Originally posted by Ryu77:
Originally posted by NexGen76:
King Kong is worth Insane Quality.........I've been gone to long,I like BRRebuilder but it just don't have the Quality of your method Ryu.
Wow... A 3 hour movie encoded with those settings could take a loooooong time.
I prefer a more hands on method also. It would be good if BD Rebuilder got to the point to allow more control over the x264 encoder but I am not sure this will happen.
With my Quad core maybe 5 days or longer ?
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